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A Common Human Problem Has a Name: Misokinesia

2021-03-05

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Misokinesia –– or the ‘hatred of movements’ –– is a psychological phenomenon that is defined as a strong negative affective or emotional response to the sight of someone else’s small and repetitive movements, such as seeing someone mindlessly fidgeting with a hand or foot. Among those who regularly experience misokinesia, there is a growing recognition of the challenges that it presents, as evidenced by blossoming...

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Literature Corpus work: dd1cb5ce-89d8-50dd-9a09-5403757fa12d
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-240866/v1

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